Thermochemical Energy Storage Systems for Solar Facilities

Energy research and development

Energy research and development

Energy policy and research

Energy research and development

An energy storage system that uses chemical reactions to store thermal energy, enabling solar facilities to store and release energy as needed.

Solar energy systems designed by Hanwha SolarOne to be efficient, flexible, and reliable for consumer needs.

A substance developed through prior Southern Research and Department of Energy collaboration that collects molecules and reacts with carbon dioxide for thermal energy storage.

United States

A $3 million, three-year research project to develop and study thermochemical energy storage systems using a sorbent material that reacts with carbon dioxide to store thermal energy for solar facilities.

A substance that collects molecules and reacts with carbon dioxide to store thermal energy for use in thermochemical energy storage systems.